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These are the top-selling carmakers in SA for May 2023

Despite numerous economic challenges, the South African car industry showed excellent growth for the month of May 2023. ....

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'We are in deep trouble,' says economist after repo rate increase sends rand crashing

'We are in deep trouble,' says economist after repo rate increase sends rand crashing
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Increased budget pressure from increased rates

South African interest rates will increase for the third time this year, placing indebted consumers under more pressure while the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) attempts to rein in inflation. The SARB's Monetary Policy Committee announced a 50 basis points increase to the repo rate, from 7.75% to 8.25%, making the prime lending rate the ....

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Vehicle ownership costs rising steeply and rapidly – WesBank

Vehicle owners are, on average, paying R3 776 more a month to keep their vehicles running than in May 2019, says WesBank. WesBank says consumers’ budgets are strained and “under pressure in all departments”.  ....

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